Buying a microwave

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Is there a point not buying the most basic bitch microwave from a (relatively) trustworthy maker? I've heard some myths on a microwave that actually works uniformly on food rather than make the plater warmer.

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GaryGray
Any microwave will do the technology has not changed in 40 years. The stronger the power (wattage) the faster things cook. At the very least make sure it has a rotating center and the ability to adjust %power. Other then that I wouls say either 1000W or 1100W is good. Cooks quickly but not so fast thing go from warm to volcano in five seconds.
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I got mine at the store I work at. It was used but you just have to throw more chemicals at it than a Viennese village and it works fine. Lot cheaper too.
 
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Any microwave will do the technology has not changed in 40 years. The stronger the power (wattage) the faster things cook. At the very least make sure it has a rotating center and the ability to adjust %power. Other then that I wouls say either 1000W or 1100W is good. Cooks quickly but not so fast thing go from warm to volcano in five seconds.
 
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no. just buy the cheapest microwave available. buy one with the turn-able cog settings, not a digital input one. they're the best. you dont get the beepy buttons, with the horrible sound. they just 'ding' when they finish. there's a bell inside them somewhere behind the panel.
 
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